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BRILLIANT IDEAS FOR EUROPE
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Now this photo gives a better idea of what this dress is like. it is soooooo light and floaty that if feels like I am not wearing anything. Now I am looking forward to a nice warm summers day so as I can just stroll around in this lovely dress
Added some blocks and a turtle and mermaid head (to go with the tail :D also kinda looks like an octopus?)
Row 1: John, SandyB, John, Laural
Row 2: chinarockfishakm, John, me, whoopdedoo
Row 3: KRB, Audrey
I'm expecting 5 more blocks from my group and I want to make another block or two for myself, maybe for the back :)
I've received Laural's and KRB's and John's blocks back already!
I can't wait to star assembling the top!
Thanks, everyone, for beautiful blocks!
My entry to the Lego Ideas 90th Anniversary space contest: ideas.lego.com/challenges/8f551f3c-0554-4b9b-a1a6-8dc61e9...
Thank you very much to the 1400 guys and girls who voted for my Porsche 917K lego Ideas project.
Only 2 months to catch 5000 votes......that means it will probably not make it. Anyway, i'm happy to have reached this number of supporters.
I recently created these two pieces for the latest issue of Ideas Illustrated. The story revolves around themes of luck, philosophy and love. It's writen by Stephen Trombley.
You can buy the magazine here www.ideas-illustrated.com/
(Thanks to Paul Malon for some of the imagery featured in this project)
All contents © copyright Randy Mora 2012
Okay, time to round up those bookstore gift certificates and head out for some wonderful after-Christmas sales. And I've got just the idea! :) This is my first and probably last shameless promotion of a good friend...
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Before my first trip to Sweden several years ago, I was introduced, through a mutual friend via email, to a very nice man ... Johan Theorin. We struck up a friendship, and he eventually offered to show me around his city of Göteborg. We met in the summer of that year, and he was nicer in person than he was over email.
Working at a small publisher doing translations, and the like, he told me of a book he was working on that would hopefully one day be published. I was excited to find, in 2006, that his book was complete and being published locally in Sweden. In July of that year I took my family over there for a holiday to meet my Swedish friend and his family. His mother and father lived on the opposite coast on the island of Öland, and were nice enough to accept the four of us to visit them after I conducted my business in Göteborg.
We spent 2-3 days with his parents showing us all over the island. They became good friends and are amazingly generous people.
And here we are at the end of 2008, and again I am excited to find Johan's book is now translated in who-knows-how-many languages, and is available for the first time through a North American distributor with a fresh new translation.
Echoes From the Dead, not nearly as morbid as it may sound, is now available for you to go out and buy about 30 copies each. *lol* It is an honestly great first attempt at fiction, and he has already completed his second book. I'm so very proud of my friend, Johan, and wish him success.
Congratulation, Mr. Theorin...
Today, I read a discussion about building outfits around shoes. So I was inspired to make this collage of outfits I've built around my favorite spectator pumps.
I feel so energized by photography right now. I am busy with portrait work and keep coming up with self portrait idea that I want to pursue. I can't create them all so for now I just write them down in my "idea book".
Thanks you for all the inspiration Fickr!
At least that’s how I feel most of the time (LOL)!
Had this last minute idea and had to execute!!! sorry for the late entry gang!!!
Macro Monday project – 01/24/11
"Imagination”
I have officially reached the first checkpoint of 100 supporters! As such, I've added the first (of hopefully many) updates to the set.
Support it here: ideas.lego.com/projects/c0423823-9cfd-4685-8ff2-a34facb4715a
38in x 23.7in. Digital Photography. I took this photo because I searched for cool ideas with lightbulbs and got an example of someone capturing the sunlight through the bulb and I thought it was really cool. This photo was taken with a view of the Phoenix Mountain Preserves so that is what you see in the background. The sun was about 25 minutes away from going behind the mountains. I took this photo with a shutter speed of 1/400th of a second, an ISO of 100, and an aperture of 8.0. I think this photo turned out okay. I wanted the light coming through the lightbulb to be a little bit more orange, but it was a cloudy day and the clouds were turning the sunlight very white. I boosted the contrast and saturation on this quite a bit. I boosted the curves substantially as well to get the mid-tones as well. It helped get the light bulb an orange tint like I wanted. I especially like the sunlight line on the inside of my hand where I am holding the bulb. I think that helps out the photo very much.
Just working on some more Ideas for the next build. want to implement a higher detail into every build and push the unique quality each time.
I realize now I forgot to tell you all this was on LEGO Ideas. Support has been awesome so far, and with your help, this could be an official LEGO set!
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